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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
"oUAaTETTE VERSUS cHoRUs'


A correspondent. IN yesterdays TKIE-
saaN- HEKALD, suggests ths discharge
OF TIE chorus in the First Congrsga-
h0nal Church choir. WIZ II - for the
-society,- of which the correspondent IS
q msnber, - decide shat kind OF music
shall be bad. We cannot agree with him
as b tas dssirabihty OF discharging the
chorus. and relying wnoily upon ths
quaFtstss. THIS papsr expressed its sp-
prscistion q Miss LUraEE a. singer
the day following her frst appearance 10
tie choir. cat iuasmuch a. she has been
heard Ia solo At svorY service TINS TAR,
ss sci 81 n qaartsttes. Va suspect that
TIE conGrsgsfion generally would bs bet
ter satisfied 10 hare Tie chorus remain,
IN order to givs greater variety 10 the
services by presenting snthsms and
masses Ehica cannot be rendered with
out tbs AL of chorus. snd which. when
presented By such an Exceptionally good
chorus - that Of the Park Church, srs
q The most "soutinspiriny' sort d
sscrsd music.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13


There Was meeting of the Vessel Load
ers' Union last syenlng.
Business Meas Association meeting al
City hall this evening.
The n. 6. K. 4 /. pay car vill be Ia town
fhuisd4y-here = where the boys smile.
Tie R0ssn Bros. base ball club will 90 to
White Cloud THURSDAY - DO up the olCb
that = spelling for a good game.
The game OF ball between The Mouldsrs
and Mechanics sunday was won bY the
Mouldess ~ score Of IS % Il. They will
play another game next sunday for 80 =
side.
The death OF Martin Ryerson VIII not
e.fect the business Of the nrm Of Ryerson.
hill & Co. as hr. Ryefson had not taken
an active part Ia the Erm for over twenty
years.
"a. Msgoon. the iovial Third Street ticket
agent, LETT yesterday with his wife for =
three weeks trip 10 the sea shore. r. Nj.
Thomas. OF the Upper depot. will ofhciate
A. Third Street during his absence.
The City OF Ludington is giving weekly
excursions 10 Chicago during the Exposi-
ton, al 81 - for the round trip, with a
ticket for the krposltion; tickets good 10 10
on Wednesdays and return on Saturdays.
The Opera House was not very we'll tlled
last evening on account OF the storm. Gen.
Growers war yisws are well worth seeing.
aud no Que could spend the price OF adfnis-
sion 70 better advantage than seeing them.
They are here tonight and tomorrow night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Prof FA1Hxs. & Harvard College. has
net with = peeniisr and perhaps max
pected srnbsrrnssmenk HIS engagement
- be married b Mss AIfcB FRzzxAS.
President q Welissley Coliexe, wsa
snnnuucad vseks ago and has beea ne
fispi BY tbs press sii ovsr ths country.
kuf he row fnds hinssif nBabis -
n,srry tbzf accomplished LADY. bec&use
M suitable sacceszor 70 her IN tie girls'
nnss~r> exa % f1saA - ~ - ezn be
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

The Street. Railway Company have
asked for an ordinance permitting them
to build the Chsrry-st. line. This is the
frst time tho company have asked Tor
sush actiou. Il is quite apparent that
the majority OF our citizens desire the
line built and ss IL Is certain that .
majority OF ths Council do, and that a.
10 IL loudly whispered that some who
are oo thu rsmorstrsncs would really
Ike 10 Sc ths line built il undoubtedly
vii be.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
DetoIt, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

fDely. sunday ekceIred. sbailr,
Passengers taxing the 10 an express make
con1ccti0u al Detroit lor feH Aofk.~N Nig~i ea-
Pies has slecpiar from Detroit - Grand
ks7ids.-t'niy Inc running Limited express leay-
Inc here 81 b M with pafiof cHf - neiroit
making direct connections iof a. IsciBi tss1 a.
Tfinf af New lofk a. cn y n the uexf evening
IbfoDeh tickets secured a. -. o.. a. a AZ osfiunk
sweet Hotel. aud a. dCl.ot
tkS CsFfFFIf City Pas AL.
CEo. B. RFffE> Traflc Maaseer Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

NTATE OF NTCHfGAN-CorNTY OF EEST
- ~ A. .eSstoa Of the Probsie court f1r
seit 1uufy % ks1t, hcid A. the Probate ofte.
in he City ~ efrsad Rapi6s en he zist sfsv Of
August IN the Year enc taorSaud eizhs hundred
lisdge ~ Probats
% M matter ef The Estate Of Carrsil tsaptil.
deeressti. tannen 1uptsl having tied IA tafs
Cofrt petition rraring fhat re adn1fa sSirafion
~ sid s>tsts nsg te zrsnted - IT. 1s,,-is psrfh
o. Eiloe 0tasr s1ifaae pe-sen.
it IS crteret tnsf frisiaF he 1ah fs~ ~ SIP
ieseser ft ten . .eck n tne ioreacou Is aid no
fi,n
tnf IS fsrrher arfe-p1 tnst = enrv II thfs
ori.r - aUsfls1esi flfree uecfeSssvt weexs u-e-
ritsse fesald ta5 q hearing n fAe t.rent kaatlis
Triezrarn Herz'd sieses7,arsr 5ntrf s,,3 rt-rs,
isfiag IN sali CDCnfy 81 kegL
cYRrS p FERETNe.
"a srnr rrry Judge 81 Probate.
FSANk = EryF, Reeisfsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

TlRrFAFF ORD E2.--sFarr ~ Hlf-ss,. - f1,,,a-
1 ~ ef rert.- A. ses.itl 6 tar fr1nate
ErfrT of tfe c'r.-fr rf teEz ha1 AZ fte -.
hars fsfco II tile fstF ~ sfrsni Rspits 6r re
tfa daf 81 @epgenrer 81 fhe yaaf one tzcazsss.s
eiEaf aHusfret s1a eznsr sever. exe1t Cyr1s
= nerEirs fufze ~ 7rrtsre
rs rs usftef rt tre 81 4fe q ceo 6 We ksr.
fr-araeef - iueirn,Eef.t .n ~ritsa< rsrr1r fer
- sae bast Eit 49, -ssaneaf - ssiT se-
eeesed Aaviae been Sled ID ste C c ~ ST.
hste
9Is a~se-rf ttst rFlisr ne "a lssv ,ffss tef.s~
tsrnaFr - 80 e'ciorx - ~ oreH4au. ssia
sfrsl1eer.
snsis : frsshrr o-fefesf trss r-~~ - frss
crter - -ssalisret taree @leF7zfre s~seFs rrrrs.
rstz - zase saf ~ te&rna = - ts~s~t nsrsss
Tvf rs7sf- Il HFasLn. = oepsrsneE rr1nse1 anz eir-
rr, .stsre tr zsd {c1zF3 - ef11
"a fs7e e<rr c. rs FEzEE<s
}1dzs 81 rrcssie
FaAxx r. aSz. RegiaeE
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

When the President Was 'anxiously
and prayssfully scanning the members
slsct to tho Fiftisth Congress" 10 find a
David 10 INSET the Prossctionist Goliah,
did the name OF The gentleman from the
Fifth District Of Michigan escape his
eye? This district "a quite likely TO be
heard from on the subject OF tariff re-
form during the next two years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Misunderstanding the much-so-be
regretted isct that General 5aEEiDAS
wli not bs present. the reunion OF the
Army 0f Iennessse which occurs 81
Detroit this wesk, promises TO De the
most imporsant gathering which the or
sAnization las ever hslL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Mra. FeAxK LzaLI9 las not only
changed hsr lovers ous proposes 10
ehAngs her politics. she says her sx-
9srisncs uith the customs aninogltiss
has made Lsr dissustst vita Democratic
administration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

After the publication of BALLARD
s4rn'a slr-colamn interview with
ClEy1L4xD thsgs is occasion 10 ~ondsr
what tAe nfesidsos can ind that :
new 10 pat into his message.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Col RopeGr q. ISsEasoLL has an
rouacsd himself - solid FOR SHAKE
sFEAkH a. against BAcoS. Tho Colonel
keeps a handsome copy Of SHAKEsPEAaE
"a his library table and calls II his
abls. SaAKGsREARz is his god and &c
doesa't want ham dslhroned
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Taass sao a,.ss taelr paper Ihsoash esreisss
stss 81 lae Cz4flsss @.l pleaze eispnDns Or No
ms 81 ave themselves and Ias Eefss coazi4
eEaL.e Llaahle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

H. 49,. O. N9frne a. = rapids ffioh
III. hIklDsski1fu = Dfefsffe sraeis ir
FXWCpf-s wi.h fsiid felneeies where sfI
eiss lsiis Eseumsl.su,. aauesr.
I<G j sisrsh f5s Ear funK p'fy,a and
= k< y ,hronif niseazes ffffurn HabH an9
~ q "a & Ftlfiferinf tsSies ava ycenf5 5eul-
klrH(1W oonsuh ~. A. freshmen ~ mall
TTTF-7 EF-.inE and Old fvhrfcrrf Ff.a1 dllr.
NJ l. tr,rnfi redicaiis rrfef % Debility 5,eless
~ fsisssss rrrafIng o. be1r o. mind rnsk-
r,ep< 4. ~ g. NfriciHTe. HfI,iil e oif-eFffff,-
tosns Et Efrrlrv Ca ~ write rasf frpf 1ss
AS 1nssifos rheft 70 c1mf. Artificial eTes. est-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Sax SMALL IS likely to l0oss his tn
aasnee amonz ths Democrats. lie SAYS
tbs Democrats party took hkn within
a half mia II he'll
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
Detroit, LANSING { Northern
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

Al trains daily cxcepi sundsy.
iooa freighi leaves fsrsn6 faTiot az 1f -
r Carrg inv paefrnfc-t - fef a. tssrntzss
ThrcflE1 tickets 10 al poi.fs ard herfhs - aiea
ing coaches Gao be sfffred o. Onion Ticket ort
e. Monroe-st.. and ~ oepof
7. W. MckTrNFY. fsen.i Az
GFo. ". hrfsoS. Clfy 1lckef aren't.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
THESE COLUMNS ARE DEVOTED TO
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS,

This paper only recognized medium for Wants in
Michigan, oltside OF Detroit.
rates u these columns than
other paper Fieurc the table below.
Every these eolamss daily. Try sd
here and you W DC convinced OF this
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

}&i y. All oibfn daifs e2efpi SunctY.
SleflaaE cars ran on Pacific snd risDtlf IA.
IitAse< % a4d ifam Detroit ari1f cais ran on
iiay fNpfess and itifGue kspi1s farns. - AID
1clG liftf0li.-ffrec CONNECTIONS mad ~ Detod
win a. through trains east -Jlrkf.s 80 "a o at
nipl Ticket onios. - Monroe s.. ang a. nios
deIoL
y. IS. JoHSeoN. kich. Pas. A2ff 81 M9nroe-sl
tHtt, y. NoahIs. Gen AZ 4 - Monr0fsl
y. ". htcoEi& g. J.. ssd 4. A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

What puzzls1s the DemOcrsfic re-
forrsrs is not - much b0s 10 Fed1ce
tia sarplns - hos % reduce SAn hAs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

"Ah me-" sighed Potts, I'm tired of living,
The world "a hollow, ambitions vain"
Come now" said his chum, II know the
symptoms;
It's all your iver-thats very plain.
You need not suffer. for help is easy;
Pierce's Pellets 20 right to the plzcs.
A friend 90 the bilious, | well might call
them
There's nothing better; they'll suit your
case"
Potts ceased his sishing and bought the
Pellets"
No more be mourneth his hapless lot,
His fscs Is cheerful; his heart il lightsome;
His melancholy Is quite forgot
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
Ciearance. Yeaterdar-

For Chicago-Propellers. Emma Thomp-
son. 80 900 feet lumber, c. Hickox, Chi
cago, 80 600 lumber /. NJ. Torrent. $4,000
lumber, City of 81. Joseph. $4,000 lumber;
Michael Gr0h 10000 lumber: A. Soper,
SEQ COO lumber; John Otis. $4,000 lumber.
For Miiwaukee-Propeller Swallow. 270,-
600 feet lumber.
For sheooygan-Schooner Eliza. 25 cords
'''To Tot.l-Lumbsr. 2.5iO.OOo fes'; slabs, q
cords.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Naxt ysar ths international doctors
vii 90 their dissseting aztec den lin-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

Once. s1 Nezlesa AgeDle. Iaa TxAEsaAs-
HsasLs asEssnsa even agrn1ng a. seiock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
boarding.
Bnssaess Opportunity.

A sNtff CAPITAL WiiI BrF WFIT~Fs-
Il fatie csa1g snc eissr &C st e. West
lrrTeL e efF sa1u % - zs.u 80
TRo Fly STOCK AvB FItTTREe Y0RzkTx
" ft 90 fae hez i1csi sus Ia t.renf Hsnt1.
Ar Hst ~ Sc rf~rt1ze fs- rsr+ 10 - ~
ihan r. t15 of r& t8aiex Grocrr. b5x :. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
- -. TgEsDAY. -. p.

Its -BrolhaF' NoI3AslaLE 30 more.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

san be foand - distakag the naMb~F u
words - sssen Arr part az = tiss counted
ssoae fall ltas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

DRTvkTE TTTILAcE eIYEFf TO Pf.Tifs
l. a. ff,slr feraee - > rTs6uale ~ 50 eeefrr
rrlIeee u3fi - T3ese5 e. rrcel - aTf o ntf1esIf
- fs4 ~ whoever desires saf1 eersiees arc give
81. tsasr7reffei. sefeItn r - tefres 80 hddresr
H ~ 81 Ssesro-fee ~
rorTop NtFT = THoWrfcN. CFF1cE -
! Era-sefz. Ht1rs fefwee0 r. n11 y a r.,
= ssns - =. u. tre0efa rrsc.te%. 1F1N
r.cs.rr ". f7Asox. FrEERxL pTeEfT<yn
4 sln6er;sks1 and emsalnRez. ~ Nor-n fro1t-
= Nes S1e-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

yVANTED-GENERAL AGENT TO HANDLE
" Williams copper-plate map OF the United
States, Mexico. etc. size e5xS5 inches. 4 w.
Smith Co., 20 Sixth 81, Philadelphia Pa. Novl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
ChIrapp 10 81. LnaI,.

The Chicsco Alton Rsi'usy r. tie fines
equipped The sastosi enc nsos oisecl rouss Zoe
Chicago 10 81 Louis anc ksntak Clty.
lLrnar.. A A ll..a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13


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l. ~ =, x.-a ..s.x s.r.... 80, - - So
k1-uf asssas -. = - hs,.sr. s Il - /. -. =, s
an 80 - IS = a 4sFz as,l !. s.f.st-.sl A ! t..,s
FsaR eAFF-TKF Rf<4fea 2ckFs or san
wossa fsssslerre lsa4 ..e.fsk - - .t4 kxt....s
ss,.,'ss s-...S sss,.si. ~ ~ -
fx3R sAlE-<fFEAesfsxF sKD - eS4AN
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

NOR SALE-AN EsTEY ORGAN SUITABLE
L for church or Sunday school, inquire al 81
State 81. 257
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Am useln enfs.

rsoSFY TO IokN-vF HAVE MONTY 70
Nj ian u iow gsts of50ferest on foee iTnpfrved
rotI fstste. 81 y ~ fsrrn securtf farms - ex-
change ior cfy property. effdie' q tbrfnsn.
Ro<n1 q K0od bioes AW
.soxFY TO LOAN Ok IMPROVED sEhf.
N ssssis b 7h0npsoD- Kennedy Tempe. -
f'or-s ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - 100. AGENrs
w male or female, % sell our furniture polish
In the United stsIes- l.50oe0c. bottles sold by
agents dnrlng iss5; 50 easily made per week
send &c for sample bottle and serips. Csrsring
Manufacturing Co, Lock Box ~, Newaygo Mich
4
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

IOR RENT-wE Will. FIT TIP. FURNISHING
Il reliable NAteg and ste 10 ToSef. t0F aGy
sSfisiaesoFy applicant Ihe ifon veneer Ia lclDg
on fTiest. lkiely occupied by sHe'ts Boiler
shop. Dimensions are about s1Af0 has high
ceilisg and light on tnree sides Apply 10 tisssu
Csrpei Sweeper Co. - Nil-st, city. 33s
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

WANTED - cANNASSEkS TO CALL AND
W learn terms offered ~ the Keystone Manu-
iae'ufing Co ON their fne line OF novelties and
staple hvnscho articles solq on instsllmentk 80
o Division st., Grand Rapids Mich. 255
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13
Real Estafe--Coanfrv.

WANTED - PURCHASERS FOR HOUSES
W lois farsas. pine lands. by " VOORHEES,. Il
Nic1ieoDb bailaing -
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

GENTS-WE WISH TO OBTAIN AN AGENT
II in every county in the United states and Can
ada 10 sell articles Of great merit. Our agents
not only make quick sales. but isrge profits. and
have exclusive territory assigned them. one
agent made IS ciesT in seven hour. another $50
clear IN one day. any one OF agents tails 20
clear 800 after working 80 DAYS they can return
send at once for our illustrated circulars they
are free. Address National Novelty Co 5i4 smith.
iield-st, Pittsburg Pa H2
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-13

\NASTED - EXPERIENCED AND COMPE-
w tent solicitors forthe Mutual Life Insurance
Company 81 New lork. Liberal terms offered
Correspondence solicited. Address Ferguson a
Grant, General Agents.. Detroit, Micn. 2ss
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14
COMMENT AND OPINION.

THERE is no more ignorant fraud on earth
than the average Texan free trader We refer,
by permission to the Hon. Roger Q. Mills--At-
laDta Constitution
ATTACKS upon the American public school do
not and cannot attune themselves to the spirit of
American citizenship. The public school Is
distinctive American institution n-Cnlcago her
aid.
HENRY GEORGE calls upon the freemen to ad-
yocats anti poverty principles There are mill
ons all around who could do it. but they haven't
time. They're at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. North
American.
MIR. CLEVELAND is said to be anxious to have
General Black run the ticket with him next
time in order, of course. to catch the soldier
vote. 1t will take more than General BLACK to
undo the effect of that rebel-fag order.-New
York Tribune
So far as the Presidential campaign or 1888
has progressed, it appears to be prlnclpaliy De-
tween Mr. Cleveland and the Grand Army OF
the Republic. Exactly why he has labored 30
enereetically to become disiiked by that body Is
not apparent Some of his advisers ought to
explain-Chicago Journal
WHEN President Cleveland talks about insults
from Grand Army men, he is forgetful that 1t
was he who frat insulted them. He went out
of his way in his veto messages to brutaliy make
light of the old soldiers who ask for pensions Ii
be is eettlng more than he bargained for. he
should remember that he began the row.-Den-
yer Republican
OUR esteemed contemporary, the Brooklyn
Eagle is sincerely desirous of of obtaining from
Mr. Clevelandsa statement of his real position on
the question OF civilservice reform We have
enough faith in blr. Cleveland to believe that II
he ever ascertains for himself what that position
is he will promptly give the Eagle the desired
info -Philadelphia Press.
Is it well for us to continue blind to the fact
that there is everywhere a criminal class whose
overt acts will increase in exact proportion to
the chances of avoiding or delaying punishment
Is it wise to be forgetful of the truth that crime,
as we'll as religion. has Its propaganda Is there
no need for revision and amendment of the
crir,n al nractice of State courts!-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
THE George boom has been from the first a
financial help to him. He is rapidly aboiishing
his own poverty. If the boom holds out for
few years longer he bids fair to be rich man.
He gets a larger amount of advert tising and at
cheaper rates than any other man in business
If the anti ipauperists are satisfied 1t IS per-
haps nobody's business how much they ontrlb-
ute to Mr.. Georges 2rosperty.-New York Sum-
THE wise and experienced politician is never a
candidate for ofice-out of the selected circle
of his trusted friends until the season for NOM
ination has arrived. The spring chicken is la
BILE to be killed in the spring. Considerations OF
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

SECRETARY BAYARD has lost his opportu-
nifty. Four years ago he was rated as one of
the most statesman-like men in the Demo
cratic party, and the failure to choose him
presidential candidate disappointment
to many of the most intelligent leaders. AS
Secretary of State he had the chance to
verify all the claims of his friends and to es-
tablish a reputation which would oyershadow
that of his chief. So far from meeting the
expectations of his admirers, he has made an
other failure diplomatic, and has blum
dered distressingly in the practical administers
ton Of his Office. A large element of the
party is dissatisfied with Mr.. Cleveland and
would eagerly rally around one with weight
and influence enough to aid them in defeating
his denomination; but the name of Mr. Bay
ard is never mentioned in this connection.
He is one of the political wrecks of the ad-
ministration.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

THE weakness of the governments case is
shown by the eagerness with which the En-
glish Ministry grasps at the killing of con-
stable as proof that the long series of out
rages of which the Mitchelstown affray was
the elimination, were justified and made nec-
essary by the murderous disposition and des-
perate character of the Irish tenantry. 1t is
to be expected that crime will exist where OPP
preston reigns, but the effort to show that
the latter is the result instead of the cause of
the other, is too plain case of putting the
cart before the horse to produce much i'm
preston on the public.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

COLONEL FRED GRANT has comparatively
little personal popularity, and, though he is
we'll qualified for the position, would never
be thought of as candidate for the Secretary OF
States office in New York were it not for the
distinguished name he bears. He will not be-
nominated for sentimental reasons, but be-
cause the leaders Of the party believe that
pure sentiment among the voters viii carry
the day for him. Inasmuch as he is person
ally unobjectionable, it is very probable that
many votes will be cast for him for the sake
of his father, that might otherwise go to one
of the two or three rival candidates. but it
may be doubted if much enthusiasm will be
felt or if the experiment would be successful
with any "son of his father" who did not fol-
low closely in that sire's footsteps, far as
character is concerned. The average Amer
lean voter is not a creature of sentiment as
opposed to sense.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

THE mistake Of the Hendricks Monument
Committee seems to have been in over esti-
mating the amount of money in sight for the
purpose or else under estimating the difficulty
of raising it, which amounts to about the
same thing. The same mistake has been
made in other monument movements 1t is
not an easy matter to raise money for such
purpose The first few hundreds and thous-
ands may come easily. but the difficulty comes
later on, and the last five thousand is much
harder to raise than the first ten.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

IT is said that all the saloons in the city
are to be assessed to raise campaign fund
for the election of Dr. Edenharter. This is
Cows scheme 1t is hardship and maud on
most of the saloons. The idea is to have
Mayor who will wink at violations of the law,
and under whom the saloons may keep open
on Sunday and all night. Now there are only
a few saloons in the city that want to do this;
the majority do not. comparatively small
number of large saloons in the central part OF
the city would like to keep open on Sundays
and all night, and, perhaps, would make
money by doing so, but the smaller ones off
the main thorougbfares and in the suburbs
do not care to- They would rather close at
reasonable hour and take rest on Sunday.
Yet they are to be assessed to elect Eden
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14
harter for the benefit of the saloons on Wash
ington street, and within stones throw of
the Circle Coy's saloon is one of those that
would benefit by this scheme

THE enthusiasm of Mr.. Colman, Commits
sioner of Agriculture, over the results of the
governments sorghum sugar experiments
minds one of boy with his first pair of boots.
To say the least, it is premature. It is some
thing, indeed, to have demonstrated the fact
that good quality of sugar can be made from
sorghum by the new diffusion" process but
it is rash for the Commissioner to jump to the
conclusion that this is going to revolutionize
the sugar industry of the world, and make the
American people exporters instead of i'm
porters. of sugar Many patent which
worked beautifully in model has been found
worthless in practice. Because the govern
ment, with unlimited resources and appli-
ances, has been able to make a good run of
sorghum sugar, it does not follow that the
average farmer or capitalist can engage in the
business profitably. We should like to see
Commissioner Colman's enthusiastic predic-
tons come true, but for the present they lack
practical demonstration.
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-09-14

JOHANN MosT, the New York Anarchist has
had salutary lesson in the refusal of New
York court official to give him naturalization
papers. When he presented himself and his
application the following colloquy ensued be-
tween the clerk and Most:
- IF laws were passed by the constituted
authorities and you should consider them
detrimental to the people, would you submit
to themP Answer-1f | believed that they
interfered with in my rights would not
Of they interfered with your rights,
would you consider that you had the right to
use force in resisting the enforcement Of those
laws, and would you resist themY Al
would Q.-'Have you not been punished
A-.Yes, l was punished in an unconstitu-
tional manner, and unjustly, and if l had
been able to appeal to the Supreme Court OF
the United States, l believe my conviction
would have been reversed.
On the strength of this the clerk refused to
issue papers, and Most left in a rage threat
eniug to take the matter into court etc. If
the law gives the clerk any discretion in such
case, this one did right and we doubt if any
court would hold that a foreigner avowing
such principles as those expressed above was
entitled to become citizen. 1t Is time we
should begin to draw the line foreign
Anarchists They should be given to under
stand that they are regarded as social and
political parahs, to be excluded from all rights
of citizenship and treated as suspects.